:23:00
You mean to tell me that a
deactivated Labor started up again...
:23:05
...
without a driver ?
:23:08
I couldn't believe it myself,
even though l saw it with my own eyes.
:23:13
And that idiot filled it with so many
holes there's nothing left to examine.
:23:17
Could you have made a mistake ?
:23:19
You guys are tired,
you've had a lot of dispatches...
:23:22
What caused the
original problem ?
:23:25
What did the
driver have to say ?
:23:27
The usual sort of thing.
:23:29
It just started-up all
of a sudden during work...
:23:32
Sure,
of course he said that.
:23:34
After all,
he caused one hell of a mess.
:23:37
But don't you think
it's kind of unnatural ?
:23:39
Until two months ago nothing
like this ever happened.
:23:42
We have 22 cases
so far this month.
:23:45
I wish we could run away.
:23:51
What do we do with this report ?
:23:53
What do YOU do ?
:23:56
Do you think the brass
would accept this ?
:23:59
As far as they're concerned,
today's Labors can't possibly run away.
:24:03
Program malfunctions couldn't
cause this kind of accident.
:24:07
We'll just have to
settle for driver error.
:24:10
There won't be any
legal action...
:24:15
...not when all they have is
the testimony of the driver...
:24:19
...and a black-listed
Labor unit member.
:24:26
Noa !
:24:28
What is it ?
:24:30
Im not giving you any !
This is my last bag !
:24:33
Can you dig out the dispatch
records for this month...
:24:37
...
and copies of the reports ?
:24:38
What do you want those for ?
:24:41
Just do it.
:24:44
Hey Pops !!
:24:46
Can l use the fridge ?!
:24:48
The computer room ?
:24:53
Alright.
Go ahead.
:24:54
Thank-you !
:24:56
You're so good at using people.